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Georgia recalls ambassador from Russia - Irina Kobrinskaya

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Published 10 July, 2008, 17:29

Political analyst Irina Kobrinskaya from the Institute of World Economy and Foreign Affairs says Georgia’s latest move is connected to Condoleezza Rice’s visit to Tbilisi.

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Political analyst Irina Kobrinskaya from the Institute of World Economy and Foreign Affairs says Georgia’s latest move is connected to Condoleezza Rice’s visit to Tbilisi.

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